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True God and True Man, Part II
“My Lord and my God,” said the formerly-doubting St. Thomas in the scene portrayed by Caravaggio below (The Incredulity of St. Thomas, 1601-02). If they are not true, the words of St. Thomas are blasphemy pure and simple Рa breathtaking declaration that no sane person or pious Jew would ever have tolerated. And any [...]
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True God and True Man, Part II
“My Lord and my God,” said the formerly-doubting St. Thomas in the scene portrayed by Caravaggio below (The Incredulity of St. Thomas, 1601-02). If they are not true, the words of St. Thomas are blasphemy pure and simple Рa breathtaking declaration that no sane person or pious Jew would ever have tolerated. And any [...]
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